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| 1082.1 | Seems good, but not easy yet | IJSAPL::KLERK | Where is my Time-to-Profit? | Wed Oct 23 1991 08:13 | 21 |
| > Dutch agent is: COMPO Software, Eijkerstraat 29, NL-6269 ZG Margraten,
> tel. 31(0)44582762, FAX 31(0)44582813 Postbox 20.
The dutch agent has meanwhile moved: COMPO Software
Ursulinehof 1
4130 EB VIANEN
tel. 03473 - 20334
I've recently bought AT-SPEED C16 with DR DOS V5.0 with it, but have some
problems getting anything running. It does not seem to recognize the A: drive
as floppy (only if I FORMAT a floppy, it will see it once and regardless
what floppy I insert a DIR A: will provide the same (memory-kept?)
directory information.
Also I have problems in getting my Atari mouse working properly. The best
sofar is a EGA emulation using Microsoft mouse without driver, but using
VIEWMAX allows to move the move, but after the first click it remains frozen.
Not much luck in getting anything running sofar.
Theo
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| 1082.2 | works now | IJSAPL::KLERK | Where is my Time-to-Profit? | Fri Oct 25 1991 22:17 | 16 |
| Some further investigations showed one needed a mouse driver (I expect
those things to be part of the O/S: it is in VMS, it is in TOS, but
obviously it was too much to expect from Stone Age MS-DOS...).
A copy of the GMOUSE.SYS genius mouse and specifying in AT_INST.PRG
that my mouse was attached to COM1 solved all problems.
All works fine. Graphics (like e.g. from the SDW Software Development
Workbench, a dutch analysis product with lots more functionality than
DECdesign can currently offer) looks best on Hercules graphics.
If the installation guide (german) would be as revealing and instructive
as I usually expect Digital manuals to be, I'd give the AT-SPEED C16
full marks. Once you got it up and running by trial and error (probably
the MS-DOS tradition) it's great. An AT on your Atari for about $ 200
Theo
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| 1082.3 | SEDT under ATSPEED. Anyone any lcu | IJSAPL::KLERK | John Major - a very minor European | Mon Dec 30 1991 04:21 | 13 |
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Are there other AT-SPEED users? I've tried unsuccessfully to use SEDT
(the EDT emulator editor from Anke Somner Berger) under MS-DOS as I refuse
to learn yet another editor. However, due to the ST keyboard limitation
and the mapping of some IBM keys onto the keypad (such as SYS REQ, HOME
etc) I seem to be unable to get it to work properly with the usual
keypad functions. The MAPKEY SCAN program also suggests that the PF1
key does not transmit any code to the firmware under ATSPEED, which makes
it a difficult key to map for all the GOLD-.. operations.
Anyone more successful?
Theo
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| 1082.4 | Keymap for SEDT on ST keyboard | IJSAPL::KLERK | John Major - a very minor European | Mon Jan 13 1992 09:30 | 128 |
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With some effort, we've been able to produce a keymap file to use the
Atari ST keyboard with the AT-SPEED C16 60286 processor that emulates
MS and DR DOS environments.
Because PF1 is not returning any key scancode, unfortunately all GOLD
sequences have become PF2 sequences. The HELP is put under the ST
HELP key. By defining the keyboard as type "ST" SEDT will look for
STDOS*.EDT files for use. The STDOSM.EDT file is produced from compiling
the keys from STDOSM.INP which is enclosed below.
Theo
sedt.cnf
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MAPPING=EDT
KEYBOARD=ST
stdosm.inp
----------------
;First the keys that DOS needs to bypass the firmware with
SPECIAL
S69 0
S70 0
;Now assign keystrokes
KEYS
;1 <F1>
S59 0 1 F1
;2 <F2>
S60 0 2 F2
;3 <F3>
S61 0 3 F3
;4 <F4>
S62 0 4 F4
;5 <F5>
S63 0 5 F5
;6 <F6>
S64 0 6 F6
;7 <F7>
S65 0 7 F7
;8 <F8>
S66 0 8 F8
;9 <F9>
S67 0 9 F9
;10 <F10>
S68 0 10 F10
;11 <F11>
S84 0 11 Shift F1
;12 <F12>
S85 0 12 Shift F2
;13 <F13>
S86 0 13 Shift F3
;14 <F14>
S87 0 14 Shift F4
;15 <F15>
S88 0 15 Shift F5
;16 <F16>
S89 0 16 Shoft F6
;17 <F17>
S90 0 17 Shift F7
;18 <F18>
S91 0 18 Shift F8
;19 <F19>
S92 0 19 Shift F9
;20 <F20>
S93 0 20 Shift F10
;21 <Clr home>
S71 0 25 Pg Dn
;22 <Insert>
S82 0 26 Pg Up
;23 <Remove>
S83 0 23 Shift Del
;24 <Select>
S79 0 24 Shift End
;25 <Help>
S73 0 45 Help
;26 <Undo>
;27 <Up Arrow>
S72 0 27 Shift Up Arrow
;28 <Left Arrow>
S75 0 28 Shift Left Arrow
;29 <Down Arrow>
S80 0 29 Shift Down Arrow
;30 <Right Arrow>
S77 0 30 Shift Right Arrow
;31 <Keypad 0>
S82 48 31 Keypad 0
;32 <Keypad 1>
S79 49 32 Keypad 1
;33 <Keypad 2>
S80 50 33 Keypad 2
;34 <Keypad 3>
S81 51 34 Keypad 3
;35 <Keypad 4>
S75 52 35 Keypad 4
;36 <Keypad 5>
S76 53 36 Keypad 5
;37 <Keypad 6>
S77 54 37 Keypad 6
;38 <Keypad 7>
S71 55 38 Keypad 7
;39 <Keypad 8>
S72 56 39 Keypad 8
;40 <Keypad 9>
S73 57 40 Keypad 9
;41 <Keypad +>
S78 43 41 Keypad +
;42 <Keypad ->
S74 45 42 Keypad -
;43 <Keypad .>
S83 46 43 Keypad .
;44 <Keypad PF2>
S69 0 44 Gold
;45 <Keypad PF2>
S70 0 46 Find
;46 <Keypad PF4>
;47 <Keypad PF4>
S55 42 47 Keypad PF4
;48 <Keypad Enter>
;49 <Backspace>
S14 8 49 Backspace
;50 <Return>
S28 13 50 Enter
;Now for mapping keys to functions
MAPS
@defallmi.edt
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